Subjekt Pulse Stereo Bluetooth Headphones with Integrated Microphone PLS-9600 Pulse Stereo Bluetooth Headphones with Integrated Microphone

Pros: The Subjekt Pulse Bluetooth Headphones (Model PLS-9600) are comfortable, but provide a secure fit. They feature, good quality sound, easy pairing, simple controls, and are light weight. Their price is significantly less than for the exact same headphones sold under different brand names. I do not use them for calls, but for casual listening. Since they are not a collapsible or folding design, they take up a bit more room than other designs. I am very pleased with the purchase and would recommend them to friends seeking quality bluetooth headphones at a bargain price.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Newegg continues to rock! Thanks!!!

Pros: great range 33 ft advertised great volume, decent bass at 120$ they are overpriced

Cons: a rebranded set of jaybyrds

Pros: I have been looking for pair of Bluetooth headphones for about 2 years now. My boyfriend found these i was a bit wary about allowing him to buy a pair of headphones that i won't even wear. But i was surprised how comfortable they where and how nice the sound quality was. I haven't been anywhere without them, just wish it had a more adjustable head sizes. It stays on your head perfectly when you have a good amount of hair, but when you get a hair cut they can easily slip right off if you were to look a certain direction.

Cons: They can easily slip off if you don't have a good amount of hair.

Pros: Sturdy design, good battery life, par quality for the sale price I got for them.

Works great with my Samsung Focus S Windows phone, all buttons work perfect, easy sync.

Cons: Expensive when not on sale

Other Thoughts: Just to clear some things up, NewEgg isn't selling these, a separate company sells them through NewEgg. Hense the lack of details on the page. Again, normal price ($129) not worth them, but when they were on sale for $50 not a bad set of headphones.

I think GoGroove sell the exact same pair rebranded for around $50, so try those.

Here are all the details that most people want that are missing:
Model: PLS-9600
Bluetooth version: 2.1
Bluetooth profiles: Headset, hands free, A2DP, AVRCP
Range: 10 Meters ( Verified )
Working time: Music- 10 hours / Talk - 11 hours ( A little exagerated, more like 6-8 but still good! )

Pros: The best pair of headphones I have ever had! Very clear and amazing sound, very slim, and awesome price

Cons: No cons that I have seen

Other Thoughts: I think everyone should get one.

Pros: It works great! I have full signals at the farthest point of my house.

Cons: Like many of the other reviewers have stated it is kind of difficult to set up. However, with a little help from their tech support which was great and had a fast response I was able to set up the wireless router and I now have full bars

Other Thoughts: The set up is not that difficult once you understand it. You might need to get a little help from their tech support but once it's set up, full bars in the house and everything that's wireless works great

Pros: Size

Cons: Too many unknowns.

Other Thoughts: I might consider these as I like the format and size. There isn't any mention of frequency response for these headphones so I can only assume that they are poor. If so, why would the fact that they're stereo. This is a poor ad. I might be tempted to buy them but I just can't at this point. Too bad.

Pros: None!

Cons: Rebranded and overpriced: get it branded as "Zonda" for a fraction

Other Thoughts: I have this exact same Bluetooth headphone set. Well, that's not strictly true: mine is Branded "Zonda" (Mexican phone vendor, who was selling these bundled with certain phones), cost me only TEN DOLLARS purchased from a discount web site, and happens to be colored white instead of black (and black is a stupid color for something worn on the head that could be exposed to direct sunlight).

It's not high quality; the construction is solid but not lavish, the materials and components mid- to low-end. The sound quality is adequate but not great, the fit and comfort for me and my weird ears is marginal, and the controls are hard to recall when you're actually wearing it (the "braille" doesn't help), however it seems the battery life is excellent. Pairs fairly easily and once paired it's a matter of simply pressing the connect button for a shorter time than during pairing (until the first tone is heard) to reconnect at any time. I've used it with a mobile device and a desktop PC.